The Vol-in-Law’s latest kick is the cultural marxists. Apparently, they want to ruin everything. Occasionally, I think he has a point. When you hear the phrase political correctness gone mad – well, that’s my life – working in the British public sector.
He talks about it a lot. It usually sounds something like this:
blah, blah, blah
and now he’s been telling the kid, too.
An article in Wednesday’s Tennessean provides recipes using some of the MidSouth’s favorite sweeties. Including a cake recipe using SunDrop , that nectar of the gods, which the Tennessean describes thusly:
Quench that thirst
Another popular local soda pop, Sun Drop, which originated in St. Louis, started like many drinks of the day, with the parent company selling its formula to small bottlers across the country. One of the largest bottlers remains in nearby Pulaski, which feeds a strong and fiercely loyal pocket of fans in the counties south of Nashville that buffer the Alabama line.
Fiercely loyal? Addicted more like. Mmmmm – SunDrop. Once only available in a limited area – now you can order the stuff online. Do you think they ship transatlantic? In exchange for a permanent advertising space on this blog?
Hmmm, I think VolMom might know the Pulaski bottler – hook me up, let’s make a deal.
The Vol Abroad 